Intermediate JavaScript: Build a Game with Node

Are you looking to enhance your skills in Node? Then you should consider taking this intermediate JavaScript training and learn how to develop your own game using Node.js. With this training, you'll gain a deeper understanding of Node concepts and techniques while exploring the world of game development.

Unlock your potential and take your career to the next level by building interactive games with JavaScript and Node. For supervisors, this JavaScript training can be used to onboard new developers, curated into individual or team training plans, or as a JavaScript reference resource.

Intermediate JavaScript: What You Need to Know

This intermediate JavaScript and Node training has videos that cover topics including:

Developing and writing applications on the front-end and back-end
Parsing user input
Hosting Node servers on Heroku
Refactoring client and server-side code

Who Should Take Intermediate JavaScript Training?

This intermediate JavaScript training is considered professional-level JavaScript training, which means it was designed for software developers with at least one year of experience. While this course is designed for experienced software developers and engineers, new software developers will also benefit from taking this course.

New or aspiring software developers. If you're a new or aspiring web developer, this training will provide you with the hands-on experience you need to build projects that will showcase your abilities and help you stand out in the competitive job market.

Experienced software developers. Experienced developers who are looking to expand their skill set and explore new avenues in JavaScript and Node should consider this intermediate JavaScript training course. With this course, you'll gain insights into game development best practices and discover innovative approaches to problem solving.

Skill:
Build a Tic-Tac-Toe Game with Node.js: The Basics
- 1. Overview
  1 min
- 2. Introduction
  1 min
- 3. Designing the Game
  9 mins
- 4. Displaying the Tic-Tac-Toe Grid
  7 mins
- 5. Displaying Player Moves on the Grid
  7 mins
- 6. Conclusion
  1 min
Skill:
Build a Tic-Tac-Toe Game with Node.js: Calculating Wins and Parsing User Input
- 1. Overview
  1 min
- 2. Introduction
  1 min
- 3. Deciding Who Wins and Ending the Game
  18 mins
- 4. Calculating Vertical, Diagonal, and Corner Wins
  11 mins
- 5. Conclusion
  1 min
Skill:
Node.js Websocket Basics
- 1. Overview
  1 min
- 2. Introduction
  1 min
- 3. Basics of Websockets
  13 mins
- 4. Setting Up A Socket.io Client and Server
  14 mins
- 5. Sending and Handling Socket Events
  10 mins
- 6. Creating a Simple Chat-Room Program
  15 mins
- 7. Conclusion
  1 min
Skill:
Build a Tic-Tac-Toe Game with Node.js: Full-Stack Basics
- 1. Overview
  1 min
- 2. Introduction
  1 min
- 3. Creating Client-Side and Server-Side Programs
  12 mins
- 4. Basic Server-Client Communication Strategy
  10 mins
- 5. Hosting Node.js Servers on Heroku
  14 mins
- 6. Conclusion
  1 min
Skill:
Build a Tic-Tac-Toe Game with Node.js: Finishing Touches
- 1. Overview
  1 min
- 2. Introduction
  1 min
- 3. Making Sure Positions are Empty
  10 mins
- 4. Publishing the Client-Side Script to NPM
  8 mins
- 5. Joining Games by ID
  16 mins
- 6. Handling Different Join Methods
  18 mins
- 7. Conclusion
  1 min
Skill:
Build a Tic-Tac-Toe Game with Node.js: Complete Full-Stack Conversion
- 1. Overview
  1 min
- 2. Introduction
  1 min
- 3. Starting the Game and Printing the Grid
  10 mins
- 4. Getting Player Input Remotely
  15 mins
- 5. Ending the Game Remotely
  13 mins
- 6. Conclusion
  1 min
Skill:
Build a Tic-Tac-Toe Game with Node.js: Improving Multi-Player Experience
- 1. Overview
  1 min
- 2. Introduction
  1 min
- 3. Calculating Cats' Games
  12 mins
- 4. Rethinking the Player Management Strategy
  20 mins
- 5. Managing Multiple Games
  14 mins
- 6. Conclusion
  1 min

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6 HOURS OF TRAINING

7 SKILLS

34 VIDEOS

0 VIRTUAL LABS

0 PRACTICE EXAMS

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Intermediate JavaScript Tutorial: Build a JavaScript Game with Node FAQs: Cost, Training, Value

Is learning JavaScript worth it for developing games?

Yes, JavaScript is definitely worth learning for games development. There are more powerful, robust and versatile games development languages, but JavaScript is highly capable and a great place for new developers to start. JavaScript is notoriously easy to learn and has tons of support and documentation – it's a great language for game developers to start with. On the other hand, learning to develop games in JavaScript is a great way for software engineers to master the language.

How difficult is it to learn to build a game with JavaScript?

Assuming you're already familiar with the fundamentals of coding with JavaScript and the basics of game design, it won't be very difficult to learn how to build games with JavaScript. This course assumes you have a basic understanding of JavaScript before it jumps into asynchronous programming, closures, promises and error handling. This course isn't a breeze, but it's a good challenge for a relatively experienced JavaScript coder, and a great way to learn advanced JavaScript.

Is this JavaScript game development course associated with any certifications?

No, this course isn't directly associated with any certifications or industry credentials (partly because it's open source, there isn't one official certification vendor for JavaScript). A course designed for a certification exam would focus more on memorization and cramming. This games development course is designed to get you first-hand experience with package management, deployment and actually building a game using JavaScript and Node.

Is it possible to use JavaScript to make 3D or 2D games?

Yes, JavaScript can absolutely build both 3D and 2D games, although typically it's best for mobile games. JavaScript is not the same programming language as Java, which has been used to build games like Minecraft. But even though the only thing they have in common is the word Java, both can build games. JavaScript probably won't build the next AAA game, but it can absolutely handle a basic 3D game.

What's the best way to learn to use JavaScript?

The best way to learn JavaScript is with lots of real-world, hands-on practice. You can only read and hear about JavaScript for so long before the details start getting fuzzy and the code you're trying to memorize starts leaking out your ears. The way to learn JavaScript is by writing JavaScript. This course offers tons of opportunities and virtual simulations to write, execute and debug real JavaScript code in real time.

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